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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-21
AT LAST
SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND
LINKED BY STEEL.
A Continuous Line of Steel From Great
Falls to the Golden Gate--The
Last Spike Driven Amid
Great Enthusiasm.

SAN FRANeIsco, December 17.-An
excursion party consisting of representa-
tives of various boards of trade in the
state, and different mercantile and COM
mercial institutions in the city, left yes
terday afternoon to take part in the cere-
monies Of driving the last spike on the
Oregon & California railroad today.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-21
The KeeIy Motor Folly.

PHILApELpHIA, December 16. The
first annual meeting pl the stock holders
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-21

democrat of the atrue blue hickory
stripe, the kind used ia the manufacture
of ramrods" He is qualified to advise the
widow and take tender care of any orphans
Of "sweet sixteen" who may be entrusted
to him in virtue of his office.
MISS BESSIE FORD,
the school superintendent, resides with
her brother at Otter creek. She has held
that position in Meagher county and is
greatly pleased with her new official as
soclates.
DIR. JOHN +. FAIRFIELD,
the coroner, was born in Maine, that
state which has sent so many hardy men
to people the west He received good
general education and studied medicine
at the university of Pennsylvania which
conferred On him his diploma as doctor of
medicine. He was resident physician of
the Philadelphia hospital for year, and
subsequently resided in Minneapolis
which owes so much to the energy of the
Maine men who settled there. DR.. Fair
field is interested in sheep and is also a
property owner in this city. He flights
nit Blaine'' in politics and is happy,
though not a married man. Socially the
doctor is general faverite and as hun
ter he beats Kit Carson.
DEPUTIES.
The deputies appointed by the several
officers who will require such, will prove
as satisfactory to the public as the new
officials themselves County clerk Mat
kin will have the excellent aid Of Ernest
G. Ringwald, who is not only an excel
lent and rapid penman, but has had much
experience in the performance of just such
duties. Besides this he is a young man
of rare good judgment, is exceedingly
popular, and has every qualification
required to make model deputy clerk.
Sheriff Downing has been as happy in
his selections as the clerk. He has
appointed as his under sheriff Mr. Pat
Sweeney, a well-known young man of
this city who has had considerable expe-
rience as peace officer, and who is Ger
tain to give the best of satisfaction in his
new position. Sol Yates, our old and
popular deputy sheriff, will be jailor, and
will render other aid to the sheriff when
occasion requires it. Sheriff Downing is
to be congratulated upon the selections
made by him.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-21

democrat of the "true blue hickory
stripe, the kind used in the manufacture
of ramrods." He is qualified to advise the
widow and take tender care of any orphans
of ''sweet sixteen" who may be entrusted
to him in virtue of his office.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-21
MISS BESSIE FORD,

the school superintendent, resides with
her brother at Otter creek. She has held
that position in Meagher county and is
greatly pleased with her new official as
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-07

OF the office. To avoid any future in.
convenience of the kind we have ,hi.
time malriedH lady who il herself i.
compositor and sLe will st the type
white we hu,tle for the ducks who still
owe on suhscr ption.''
Attention i, directed to the new md
attractive aivhr iseneut of NJ. Rrinhmt
which appears under the head OF New
o'day." The stock Of goods embraced
III the recent purchase includes almost
everything u,un ly Ioumd in a fest cImss
Dry Goods establishments. and Every
thing will be SID at bed rock prices.
Step i'll and take lopil ut the NV
stA les. L lgnr will be pleased to SHOW
goods and quote prices.
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rot Caiircr. ia car.

N.Y. yen each c,lh his kind "f wn. IN,
or. The trouble ~ t" lot gu. IihG she nan who
cough. the bear W. muyi.o Gu" readers 10
rurcIlaa' of Mr.. E. T. hfI!lr' bottle Of sAH.
IA ABLE. the California Klrg of co sunp,
I On. A. Il n". Bronchitis, Goa JIG and Crnu,
CVirs, ana keep 1t band. 'ris pleas II. 10 tho
nstr Hul desh to tn" aloe rompi6fnta.
Sold 1T 81 10 bottle, or for So 50. CALI,
OHNIN CAT.RCURE gives INN .dntc relief,
The Catarrhal vic ~ Is SON dispttcod by its
healing aud penetrating nature. Owe IL tri.
ID. Six months treatntn. y. w, s.nt by msu
81 ~,
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Ecn E21:iK S.lIoo3.
UNDl IL MA' OEIC HALL.
II. Nc ADAMS, Pioi rector.

This popnla usoc' ir.| recently been
placed ia first class repair aud
The BAR
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
ind Cigars.
Ii you wa't something Mild CT Pow
erfnl give the Dsd Rock ruiI.
81.
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Wall Paper.

A large stock OF the latest styles md
most attractive patterns IF wall pnper
Just receiy d, to which we desire to Gail
special attention. Take II look and YOU
will be sure to find something to sun
You.
4-1G BRowS e lIo|KINs.
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Music Lessons.

Having located permanently in Elko,
desire to cali attention. to the fact TINT
nm prepared to give music lessons ",,
the VIo'in. Piano or Guitar. l will nlso
furnish mu-ic for Balls anil Parties IL
neighboring towns aud vnllirs.
4 20. ED. \. SC6EEER.
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The Presidcnt entertained.

Geo. Bancroft gave dinner Thurs.
day night i'll honor OF the Prcsiden, aud
Mrs. Cleveland. The house was beau.
tifuIIy decorated for tie Occasion and
the dinner table WIS adorned with n
large bunk of Jatquemiuut roses. Gov
ers were laid ior sixteen. Those pres
ent were Mr.. Bancroft, Miss Bancroft,
President and Mrs. Cleveland, S cret,.-
ry G.vnrd, Seer tary and Mrs Whitney,
Madume Blumpnrte, Justice and Mis-.
B.atcbford, Judge john Davis, General
sheridan, Senator aud Mrs. Dom Cam
eron, Mr.. Henry Adams und Mrs. Nc
PherSoD.
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ECIas Posts.

/ lave on baud AMI for sale, Mt s
c,rtS each, LOO nice CeL,r Posts al
Shepherds ranch on !Onih Fork. ]
will deliver them in Elk or nnvwh,rr
he sumo distance Tor II nts each.
53 IKE Day N.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-07

The Original, ABI Tin : OINTMENT IL
only pa; ur IT, large. tw"-puncc lin boxes. and
is M aDaulut" cure for oil l 50: II. burns,
WOUNDS. chaprci hands. and hil sin crup.
TONS. VIII positively cure all kinds If iia.
Ask 'os the ORR IN ~ ABtEFfNE OINr
MINT. Sold by Y. E. Muller at ~ cents per
box by mail ~ cents.
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Gem Hotel,

European Plan. First class accom-
modutions for funilirs. Everything
new and in first 81 ~ Idrr.
BARTLETT l. OsTREICHEr,
3-21. Proprietors.
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DEPOT HoTEL-Ciarli Il Green Proprie
tors

p Hansen, Wells; w A Reynolds, G
Adams, South Fork; N i miior,
Mnggic Creek; L Robinson Exc; G p
Robinson, Ruby Valley; &C Frra.
worth & viii, Los hngI p; II i Van
CIeye, Frank March, Truckc5; VIM
Mitchell, Huntington; j A Nohcrson,
Smith Creek; ID u Grove, ST; G. W
Lindsay, l. l. Lindsay, Union City;
Fred Sprctcr, L,moil'e: NJ Cohen. Snc-
ramcnto; n + Petersen n, Lee; Geo o.
Neil. VIM o. Neil, S F;EB Root, og-
den.
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Farming implements

OF all kinds from the hest manufnc-
tories, ON be found in endless variety
ut W. L. Smiths. 3-2r.
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Novelties.

just received ny express, 100 dozen
latest styles gents ties, ais, novelties
for ladies received daily by express ut
j. RosENsr, CHS
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POND Il LAWSON.

Folsom. CAL Il used Butte-Tine in
chronic rheumatism with grent hruetit
Please send II supply to J. W. Hnimrs,
Genoa, New, and nhlige y"urS truly,
+. G. DURANT, NJ. ID.
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FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All Glasses of Lo ;itiMatc Adj.
Vertiscm ents not Exceeding Ten
Lines inserted I'm this Column
for Fifty Gents u Week.
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~ SANTA Able is only soil III
'nrg" bottles Mt 81 CO; three for 50 80
Sold lay nll Wholesale and retail drug.
JlstS. t-7-1y.
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SALmAGUNDI.

Mira. FIR. nix Wines came down from
Osiuo this morning.
Regular meeting EIko Lodge No. IS.
100 f, n, their Hall tonight.
Porter AISLE has been awarded the
custody Of his child hy II Los Angeles
Court.
Secrt tury L,mnr is confined to his
house by un attack OF neuralgia i'll his
iuce.
A party of g. Raymond exc rsinnists
passed through hpmeward bound ut 2
O'Clock thi AFTERNOON.
G.. C. Wn,ner Il Co. loaded Stoker's
tennis to day with 24,UnO pounds mer-
chandise etc, Tor Use ,rora.
State Surveyor General John Z. Jorcs
and G. s. freIIe, al the Reno Gaze. te,
passed tllrou, Ii last evening, EN- route
ior Wells.
Omahn il preparing to organize n
vigi!uncs conluittre for the purpose of
6uppressing the thugs and thieves that
overrun the city.
Queen K,pioIani, of Hawaii, he's mr..
rived in Washington. She was met ut
Baltimore ly depuutiou fro:n the
State, Navy and Wsr Departments.
The President las issued nn order
prohibiting the inl ortution of intoxi-
eating liqnors aud beech. loading rifles
and ammunition into the Territory of
Alaska.
A camp of Is horse anl cattle thieves
has b Ell discovered in Ihnho at the
confluence of tn a.. Grand Ronde river
with the Snake, about 30 miles east Of
Baker City.
Notice the announcement Of the Bed
Rock Siionn which appears in our So
cent coumn. Y"u en- get good advice
anil strni 1t gnO Is ut the Bed Rock. MS
llnrve will furnish tEe former and rrte
will dish mp tine latter.
-.
-. ;.
Firrc" bell YES thu .np?-r part Of Para
greatest glS bet in the world. lie has
bren h"rin! for water, and struck gus
we'll ut will IL w 7,0O0,O0O, lcuhc
fcc,?l in - kor ~.
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abirl, n,,. r,,,.. ..,,,.. f.o.,,,.ro. IN,
will mn. 10. L,,.ao;I - u,, ouI. L.,
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house almost constantly since. Last
IUalIy he w. taken worse and j. still
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Fifteen barrels boiled cider, warranted
to keep all Summer, just received al tic
Gem. ....
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J,nic,' MisSe4' aul chillrcn,' stD q
Just received. Rev goods Constantly ar
irving II; NJ. II linhnrt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-07

. Anrther invoice If Qnee,ISwnre iuct
received At the "Live .nd Let Live Gto-
Gerry Store"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-07

II you want fishing tackle, the best
ind cheapest. go to 1lnler. he carries u
complete nssoIim'rt.
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CHArLEs c. CvEnsH1NER.

WOODLAND. Car -Yonr medicines
nre selling better thnn any other shelf
Goods, and Civ. satisfaction to all pur
chnscrs The Cat R.Eure is praised
very highly 10y all VIII" have tried il. md
many cast s have been greatly henrfttrd
by its use when nll other remedies tried
have proved of no benefit.
Yours truly.
4,
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CHICO, Gil have had the rntarrh
Tor five years, and conld hardly talk
plain; [ conld moi breathe through nv
nostrilS. Your California Cnt-R.Cnre
has clrnnsrd ont nv hend, and | can
talk palmer now tlInn l have for the
pnst five years. Your medicine is nll
that 1t Is represented. an absolute cure
for Cntnrrh mai c'ld in the head.
Yours truly
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-05-07

Geuuine New Orleans moiasses for
sale ~ W. /. Smiths
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The Surveyor-&cnerai.

United States Survry"r-Gsnrral G.
w. Irish arrived By last evenings train
and stopped ovcrin town tn-dry. From
him We learn that Maj n L. \. Clark,
recently appointed Drnug l,SuIi.u Tor the
Surveyor. Generals UfIica is not '.Hf
Washington" rs reported, bnt nm old
time resident OF the pt.:ii; Cost, hay
in spent years Of his time III Nrvmd,
unl California, t.lat he is theron! IA Y
acquainted with Nyva la 10y prlsnn Il l.
SIP elton having mad. maps and
drarGhts of ler princ;pI mountain
ranges, aud ;ha; by his familiarity with
the various sections az tn State lac is
thoroughly qntiii. d for the dates of
the position TO which H. his lac ~.
sign ii. SO lar a. being ii &c ,idcnt Of
Washington hc. WA, ut tue time OF his
appointment, II resident az California
and WAS appointed on account Of his
fami iariiy with tlii Coast. ...
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEM HoTEL-BariIrtt IL Ostrciclcr,
ProprictnrS.

Proprictnrs.
L DO:tn & vie. Adobe; Ms G. II
Riddle 81 4 child en-, I u >car"rh; ms Me-.
Kay, e Smith. PainGisc Eaii,l; Vim }
Gil.nnd. Lnmoiiie; JAS Mater. Secret
Valley; L BcvrIdsc, Carlim; l. L Brad
ley, Mnry's River Fred Wilson, vie q
GWllt,r, 1uc; NJ j, col =, S +; il A
Trarcr. JAS Gormicy, Bn;lion; q II
G " Irish, Reno; Chs Toyu, Mound.
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sAiig1l%lA gAF-sS -Cg2G.
The Only Glar.utoat JgCe for catarrh,
Colds IL the Head,

L+Ar Sh1J S"''t WV" wv 1S- SILIl : ~
CClds il the Head,
Hay fever. Rose cod. Catarrhal d nf.
ness muh sore eyes. Restores t." sri,s"
If t,sie nnl snn.l, Removes bad taste
lu'l uIip'oa-nni lrrnth, result "f rntrrrh
EASY end ''!r".nn' tO Use. FuI:ow III
rrciinu and cure is warranted. Send
for ci cnl:r Ia
AHGErINE MEDICAL, CO..
Or"vi!!r, Cal
SIX months treatment, 81; by mail.
10.
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SANTA Able mi CAT-R CURE.
+. L. MULLER. Agent.
TIkO, Nevada.
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Al la,,Nnimfn GurN.

NJ. RgTSGAGT.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-22

ing and Wi. carry much hard work
Heed, OF Maine, will be the republican
c&ucuB nominee for speaker il he do.
sires the honor, and che leader of our
side OF the house. He la aggressive
quick. attentive to the work, we'll mp in
general legislation, fearless, clear in
record, and best all-sround man in the
house. Carlisle will doubtless be elected
speaker. He will be able to announce
his committees before the Christmas re.
cess, which, as @ rule, begins about Dec.
10Th aud continues until January 4th. or
course the tariff and surplus revenue
| are to be the great questions. The re-.
publicans will, think. endeavor to
eliminate internal revenue taxation. The
tobacco tax will go. IL covers about
S2S, 600 900. d reduction Of the trihing
internal revenue tax on spirits will pro.
woke contest in which party lines will
not be observed. The question OF heavy
ordnance fortlfications, and the in
crease of war chips will occupy much
time. and some legislation will be effec-
ted. Judge Kelly will be on the COM
mittee OF ways and means, and his gen.
eraI policy on tariff legislation will be
the basis or guide which the republican
side OF the house will probably follow
One cent postage bill on domestic letter
matter will be introduced, but nothing
can be contaminated on this subject al
this congress. Our letter rate OF two
cents an ounce is the cheapest postage
IN the world when we consier the dis
tanoe carried. An effort will be made to
reduce fourth class mail matter mer-
chandiss from sixteen cents pound to
eight, the rate OF third class matter,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-22
The attitude of Dakota nnnn

The attitude of Dakota upon the di-
vision proposition is now clearly defined
by the returns from the late election and
the north and the south stand strongly
and aggressively opposed 10 each other.
There is majority of about $4,000 in
she south half OF Dakota In favor of di-
vision and 8 majority OF about 10000 in
the north half OF Dakota against division.
In the north about 10000 ballots were
cast and in the south about 10000. The
majority for division in the territory a. [,
whole Sill not exceed 5000. the ncr,lern
counties mero,,cssly cattino down the
handsome southern msiority. But three
northern counties-Burleigh, Ramsey
and Grand Forks-gave majorities for
division, and the Burleigh county re-
suit is curious outcome oi the bull.
headedness OF its county officials, who
refused to obey the election law and call
an election Notwithstanding this re-
fusal enough divisionists voted to carry
the county for division, and while the
sentiment Of Burleigh is strongly anti
division, it goes upon the record as di-
vision county.
Out OF the election we have result
which renders division more an
imperative necessity than before. The
conflict between the two sections is in
tensified through their sntagonistio ma.
joritiss and the reasons which cause
them to thus disagree are the very
reasons why they should be perpetnally
separated. There can be no peace be-
tween them. This il becoming more
and more evident as the tests are ap-
piled. The election result exhibits o
minority section attempting to hold In
obnoxious alliance majority section
The tail makes strenuous efforts to waa
the dog. The dog refuses to be wagged
and the irreprefsible con-
fiics ssges between Che
crsasurs and his caudsl appendaRs. The
south is as relentlessly opposed to admis
sion as whole as it was on the day IL
cast it's large meiority for division, and
now that she lines ere SO tightly drawn
between the two sections upon sn i'm
postant issue there will some a solid
array OF forces OF either side and the
minority will be relegated ITO back seal
in future operations.
The south may as well inform the
Northern Pacific railroad company that
coercion of the maiority by the minority
will not prove 8 winning effort. The
Northern Pacific, owning half OF north
Dakota, refuses to pay any taxes and
relies upon the sonth to maintain the
government which il directs and con-
trolls. The south has spoken--by l5.oOC
majority.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-22

the subordinate oranges in the country
Inc rssuls was that the fund
wan depleted to the amount
OF $76, 600. Theu the per capita tax was
reduced from 10 cents to s cents, Next
some one else proposed that there was
really very little necessity fer the
continued publication OF the monthly
journal. That the state grange ought
to be the medium OF communicstion
between the head OF the organization
and the subordinates. The suggestion
assumed the form OF q motion, was
adopted, and the paper was soon thing
OF the past. When the meeting of 1875
adlournedit had accomplished SIS much
ae Was possible towards disintegration
OF the order. The headquarters at WASH
iDgton were soon abandoned and there
was no medium of communication be-
tween the head officers Of the order and
the individual grangers. Within two
years after the Charleston meeting the
number OF oranges began 20 diminish.
There was o corresponding decrease
In the number of grangers and
a heavy falling of in the amount
OF the per capita tag. This con-
tinued until last year. Hardly q
single new grange was established for
several years. On the contrary, the
number In good standing steadily d.
minlshed until instead OF the 25 900
which were reported in 1876 there were
less than $4,000 in 1886. Mr.. Saunders
was asked to what he attributed the de-
cadence OF the order. He replied that
the resolution which brought about the
discontinuanoe OF the monthly publicA
tion was the first step, as it ont off the
communication between the head OF the
order and the Individual granRers.
Secondly, the distribution OF the fund
and the reduction of the tax. This pre-
vented the carrying out OF the plans by
which it was intended to make the order
Q power for the good of the farmers.
He thinks that the prospect for the future
OF the organization Is brighter than IL
has been before in many years, and he
believes that II She annual meeting now
in session adopts the right course, il is
still possible to recover the lost ground
and make long stride in advance.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-22
Horse who Can ralk, /,

Eevery body has heard OF @ ''herse
laugh" but who has every seen an
equine gifted with the power OF speech 7
Snoh an animal wonld be pronounced q
miracle; but 80 would the telegraph and
the telephone have been hundred years
ago. Why, even very recently cure
for consumption would have been looked
upon as miraculous. but now people are
beginning to realize shat the disease is
not sncnEable. DR.. Piesse,s Golden
Medical Discovery will cure it, il taken
In time, This world-renowned remedy
will not make new lungs, but it will re-
store diseased ones to healthy state
when other means have failed. Thous.
ands can gratefully testify to this. Ali
druggists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-22

IL is stated in a Washington oorre-
spondence that the Nioaraguau canal
company is preparing for vigorous on
alaught on congress for ON appropria-
tion for it's enterprise. They CLAIM the
president to be in favor OF il, and say he
will recommend it warmly in his mes
sage. They are also endeavoring to
work up public favor through the press
and are ready with very favorable igures
showing that the canal between the two
oceans can be built With even less than
the $65.0OO.oo0 estimated as its cost
two years ago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-22

Relstive to the affair between Bishop
Hare and Rey. s. D. Hinman the Sioux
Falls Press OF the goth says:
Bishop Hare expresses his astonish-
ment at the audacious falsehoods con-
salned IN tho dispatch transmitted by
the associated press, under date of
November IL. regarding the Hinman-
Hare libel suit. Not single important
statement therein made is true, except
the statement that the suit has been
withdrawn.
Bishop Hare has not certified to Mr..
hinman's general good character. He
has not iutimated that he msy have been
misinformed when he made the charges,
MIR. Hinman has mot been returned ii
the mission.